Keep telling yourself this folks. Spin, spin, spin. And if Corzine, Deeds and Owens that would be death to the Republican party.

Can no one see the coming tsunami of Democrats in Disarray stories after VA, NJ and NY23 all go Repub? This is going to be portrayed as a huge victory for Republicans! How is winning elections a bad thing?

Dean's spin is so awkward and clumsy, it's actually embarrasing. Much like Josh "Teabagger" Marshall's fake and phony shudder at Limbaugh's joke.

Here's the difference, and there's no getting around it, no matter who gets elected. Democrats care about other people, while Republicans don't. All the spin in the world can't change that fact.

Fake AND Phony! Both of'em! WOW!

The crazier they get the better off the rest of us are

The crazier they get.....
You can stick the Ann Richards Memorial Turkey Fork in Ole Kay Bailey

TX: Perry 42 Hutchison 30 (UTexas 10/20-27)
from Pollster.com All Content by pollster.emily@gmail.com (Emily Swanson)
by Emily Swanson
University of Texas / Texas Tribune
10/20-27/09; 800 registered voters, 3.5% margin of error
357 likely Republican primary voters, 5.2% margin of error
266 likely Democratic primary voters, 6.1% margin of error
Mode: Live telephone interviews
(Texas Tribune: story, results)
2010 Governor: Republican Primary
42% Rick Perry, 30% Kay Bailey Hutchison. 7% Debra Medina

Politico (via Steve Benen)....I let others read the rag but this is spot on to Dr. Dean's point
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2009_11/020771.php

In what could be a nightmare scenario for Republican Party officials, conservative activists are gearing up to challenge leading GOP candidates in more than a dozen key House and Senate races in 2010.

Conservatives and tea party activists had already set their sights on some of the GOP's top Senate recruits -- a list that includes Gov. Charlie Crist in Florida, former Rep. Rob Simmons in Connecticut and Rep. Mark Kirk in Illinois, among others.

But their success in Tuesday's upstate New York special election, where grass-roots efforts pushed GOP nominee Dede Scozzafava to drop out of the race and helped Conservative Party nominee Doug Hoffman surge into the lead on the eve of Election Day, has generated more money and enthusiasm than organizers ever imagined.

Activists predict a wave that could roll from California to Kentucky to New Hampshire and that could leave even some GOP incumbents -- Utah Sen. Bob Bennett is one -- facing unexpectedly fierce challenges from their right flank.

"I would say it's the tip of the spear," said Dick Armey, the former GOP House majority leader who now serves as chairman of FreedomWorks, an organization that has been closely aligned with the tea party movement. "We are the biggest source of energy in American politics today."

"What you're going to see," said Armey, "is moderates and conservatives across the country in primaries."

Meg Whitman ...fork ready CA Gov

To repeat what others are saying....
"Doug Hoffman lacked the integrity and qualities needed to be elected to anything -- let alone Congress."

Dick Armey - paid $500,000 annually by the Koch family to spread fear and misinformation. Nightline had an interview last night and Terry Moran, of all people was giving Armey a bad time about his obvious lies. Freedom Works doesn't reveal it's donors, but I did a little research a few years ago when the local rep was being very coy about his connections. Very heavy on energy companies, very south-eastern and bible belt; they stir things up for any conservative cause - for a price of course.

Moran actually got on Armey for the fact that he has had publicly funded insurance for most of his life, but wants to end universal health care. I'm betting that the insurance companies have stepped up their contributions to keep Dick in business.

I love Howard Dean, but wasn't it sort of NY 23 when Ned Lamont won the Democratic primary for the Senate and all the "playahs" supported Joe LIEberman?

Bet they wish they hadn't now.